Weighing your Cat - Baby Scale?

https://www.amazon.com/Digital-Bath...TF8&qid=1483386310&sr=8-7&keywords=baby scale

Ozzy seems to have gained some weight back after coming home from the hospital. I am not sure if I'm feeding him too much now. Even though he is only eating wet and raw, calories are still calories.

We have tried to weigh him in the past by getting a weight on us first and then standing on the scale with him but could never tell how accurate the reading was. I know some folks say to get a baby scale, but they are kind of expensive and honestly pretty bulky. Where am I going to put that thing?

Anyone have any luck with the floor scales with the tare feature like the one linked to Amazon in this post?

Thanks.

 

The baby-only ones are better:

https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=digital baby scale

I use one that looks identical to the Smartweigh model. It's very lightweight, slimline and takes up diddly squat space so easy to store.


Mogs
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Ok thanks Mogs. I saw that one at amazon too...but $40 bucks for a scale! Ugh! Maybe will get one later.

 

They're worth every penny. Wish I'd bought one years earlier. (ETA - not just for general weight monitoring; they're also very useful for monitoring hydration levels in nursing situations.)


Mogs
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Never considered that...could see how helpful that would be.

 

I sure wish that I had bought mine years ago. I watch Amazon for sales. Sometimes there is s big difference in price if you watch out for sales. With 4 cats and 2 small dogs, all getting up in years, the scale is really useful.

 

The one Mogs found looks exactly like my Salter and is the right price.

 

You can use a luggage scale and attach it to the cat carrier, then weigh the carrier when the cat is not in it as well. They are pretty cheap, and it's a lot easier to weigh a squirmy cat this way. https://www.amazon.com/Spigen-E500-...&qid=1483403089&sr=8-2&keywords=luggage scale